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CNNMoney: GM awaits its fate as closing arguments end

Lawyers wrapped up their closing arguments in the GM bankruptcy case Thursday, opening the way for the judge to decide whether to approve or deny the sale of the automaker's assets to a "new GM."

CNNMoney: GM bankruptcy wrangling in 3rd day

General Motors returned to bankruptcy court Thursday seeking approval of its plan to restructure and create a "new GM."

CNNMoney: GM chief: 'Business is doing better'

The head of General Motors, seeking swift approval of a plan to leave the automaker's debt behind, told a bankruptcy court Tuesday that the company's June sales are stronger than expected -- in part because the bankruptcy process is going swiftly.

Fortune: Keeping up with GM's Fritz Henderson

General Motors is racing through the early stages of its bankruptcy, in the hope of emerging as a new, independent company by August or early September.

SI.com: Tim Tuttle: Officially on the skids, RCR drivers out of top 12

Compared to the past three Sprint Cup seasons, Richard Childress Racing has been mired in a slump. With 10 races remaining before the Chase, none of its four drivers are in the top 12. Jeff Burton (15th in the points and 46 behind current final qualifier Juan Pablo Montoya) and Clint Bowyer (16th and 65 back), still have a chance, but Casey Mears (21st and 300 back) and Kevin Harvick (25th and 380 back) really don't.

Fortune: Obama's banking end around

One road to regulatory reform runs through Detroit and Utah -- and there are signs the ride could get bumpy.

CNNMoney: Ford's bumpy road ahead

For much of the last year, Ford Motor has been the strongest U.S.-based automaker.

SI.com: GM meets with Sprint Cup teams about cutbacks

General Motors met with teams in NASCAR's top-tier Sprint Cup series this week about its plans to cut back financial support.

CNNMoney: More auto industry bankruptcies loom

A plea by struggling auto parts makers for $8 billion to $10 billion in additional federal loan guarantees was turned down by the Obama administration's auto task force last week.

CNNMoney: Will GM, Chrysler leave injury lawsuits behind?

As Chrysler morphs into a new company and as General Motors moves ahead with its bankruptcy process, injured plaintiffs are getting left behind.

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